Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-04
BRIEFLETS.

Ice cream, at Krell & Maths.
Kid glove sale at McCabe Bros.
The great kid glove sale at McCabes'
OYSTERS, oysters, at Kreil & Mathis.
Oysters served in every style al Krell &
Maths.
New dates, new figs, al Krell & Maths
confectionery.
Wanted-A tailor to work by The week,
F. c. Hoppe.
The busiest place in town-MrCabe
Bros kid glove counLer.
J Evans keeps flour, oil CAKE and all
kinds of horse and cow feed.
Millinery! Millinery Millinery The
latest novelties out at Miss Byrnes'.
TIE black flag made its appearance
this afternoon for the first time this seas
son
Go TO krell u Maths and get a dish of
those fine, large New York counts served
in any style.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Hinckley, of 30l4
Fifth avenue, rejoice in the advent OF q
son and heir,
81 cabinet photos for 81 so per dozen
ut the New York art gallery, pos Brady
street, Davenport
Loans by the Rock Island Mutual
e
Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1887.
| Charlie Truesdale has traded his fine
Attorney colt to Homer Lowrey for the
| latters Rchmont mare.
A number of the bali tossers of the
Rock Island nine went to Linden, to-
day to tackel the Lindenites.
Night Clerk Lannie Horn. of the Rock
Island house, left this morning for st.
Louis to see the president.
Everybody speaks of the crowd around
McCabe Bros. kid glove counter. No one
should fail to get there in time for those
great bargains.
Krell & Math have the finest and best
fitted up oyster parlors in the three cities.
They keep the best oysters and serve
them in all styles.
| Mrs 3. F. Macon left today for New
! York to JOIN her husband. who is perma-
nently established in business there, and
which will he their future home
The great kid glove sale at McCabe
Bros. is truly marvel. The best usually
are the first to go, and the select styles in
fancy backs are going like hot cakes
Col H. Kohler, deputy county clerk,
has gone to Chicago to attend the recep-
ton of the Swedish visitors to the inter,
national encampment this evening.
Prof Samuels will close up his quarter:
at the Harper house tomorrow and leave:
the city tomorrow night. Persons hav
ing eve troubles should improve the las
opportunity of seeing him.
Agent Holmes announces that tn,
great ST. Paul road will sell round triE
tickets for fare and one third to Chica
go today and tomorrow, and to MiIwau
kee the 5th and 9th and morning of tn
) 7th, the dates of the presidents visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Genung shipped the bod1
| of their boy. Stephen, to New Albany 70
interment this morning, Mr.. and Mrs
Genung have but one child left now, tn
, cruel disease diphtheria having deprive
them of two sons within week
| Only few days remaining in whic
; you can get those elegant cabinet photo
, for 81 80 per dozen at the New Yor
art gallery, 205 Brady corner Secon
e street, Davenport. After October GOT
u they charge "a, their regular price.
Q Mr.. M A. Lloyd. formerly with May
s the grocer. has accepted situation wit
j c. g. Truesdale. Mr.. Lloyd is GOO
salesman and man of experience in Il
grocery line, and MIR. Truesdale is to
" congratulated upon securing his service
l. Miss Emma Kroeger. of Washington
~ D. c., is the guest of her friend, Mi
- Lizzie Denkman. Miss kroeger will
he remembered as the daughter of Mr. 10!
Kroeger, an old time business man
this city, but now of the bureau of prir
ing and engraving at Washington.
Miss Kate Byrnes, the milliner. has r
turned from Chicago, where she pl
chased a fine selection of the very lats
novelties in fall and winter milliuel
Miss Byrnes is known as connoisseur
the millinery line, and her stock will
found complete enough to please I
most critical.